Trouvé 4050 Résultats pour: âme
and here, the same night, he had a vision of the Lord, who said to him, I am the God of thy father Abraham; fear nothing, I am with thee. I mean to bless thee, and give increase to thy posterity, in reward of Abraham’s true service. (Genesis 26, 24)
So he built an altar, and invoked the Lord’s name, and pitched his tent there, and bade his servants dig a well. (Genesis 26, 25)
When Abimelech came from Gerara to visit him there, with Ochozath, his counsellor, and Phicol, the commander of his army, (Genesis 26, 26)
It was on that very day that Isaac’s servants came to him and brought word of the latest well they had been digging; We have found water, they told him. (Genesis 26, 32)
So he called it Abundance;✻ that is how the city came to be called Bersabee, as it is to this day. (Genesis 26, 33)
What if my father should feel it? He will think that I have been trying to make game of him, and it is a curse, not a blessing, I shall win. (Genesis 27, 12)
And when he came near, and kissed him, all at once Isaac caught the smell of his garments, and this was the blessing he gave him: How it breathes about this son of mine, the fragrance of earth when the Lord’s blessing is on it! (Genesis 27, 27)
At this, quite overcome with dread, astonished past belief, Isaac cried out, Why then, who is it that has already brought me venison from the chase? Before ever thou camest back to me, I have eaten my fill and to him given my blessing; on him the blessing will come. (Genesis 27, 33)
Thy brother, it seems, Isaac answered, came in disguised; he has snatched thy blessing from thee. (Genesis 27, 35)
Why, said Esau, he is well named Jacob, the Supplanter; first he took away my birthright, and now he has stolen my blessing. And then, turning to his father, he asked, Hast thou no blessing left, then, a blessing for me too? (Genesis 27, 36)
He dreamed that he saw a ladder standing on the earth, with its top reaching up into heaven; a stairway for the angels of God to go up and come down. (Genesis 28, 12)
The words were scarcely spoken, when Rachel came up with her father’s sheep; Rachel herself was their shepherdess. (Genesis 29, 9)
